ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A border patrol agent arrested last month in Orange County is out of jail on bond.
Angelo Portelli, a Customs and Border Protection agent from New York, was arrested June 30 on charges that included attempted second degree murder.
According to court records, Portelli, 41, fired shots at his ex-girlfriend’s Orlando-area home in December.
She testified in court Thursday that he and his wife were stalking her and her children prior to the shooting incident.
A judge ruled that upon posting bond, Portelli must return to New York and not return to Florida, except for scheduled court hearings. The judge also ordered Portelli have no contact with the alleged victim or her family, and said he must stay off social media.
Channel 9 has learned that Portelli’s wife, Natalie Lopez-Portelli, also arrested in connection to the Dec. 2025 shooting incident, recently bonded out of the Orange County Jail.
Court records show she must also return to New York and will be required to follow court orders similar to those given to her husband.
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